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Uhm, if nobody really knows the origin of the virus, how do you know it made the jump from bats to humans? Meaning, if it made the jump from bats to humans, that's the origin. But it certainly didn't jump from bats to humans. Scientists know that for a fact. The reason they know it is twofold...

Just coincidence that Branco published this yesterday. Funny, though.

That doesn't answer the question. And the Senate investigation wasn't required, it was undertaken for political and civil purposes. You used the term "Big Lie" but that's a framing opinion handed to you by the media. The media wants you to believe one thing is a big lie while ignoring the...

People claim the election was stolen. To date there has been no evidence presented and litigated in any court that the election was stolen. People claim the election was free, fair and transparent. To date there has been no evidence presented and litigated in any court that the election was...

This afternoon I got word from the insurance company that they have totaled the van.

The medical examiner’s office also noted that the term “natural” is “used when a disease alone causes death” and “if death is hastened by an injury, the manner of death is not considered natural.”

Not if they're official flags, no, because they're going to look the same no matter where you find them. No, they don't. We only have one federal holiday that, for some unexplained reason, warrants its own flag. Yeah, there is an issue with this one. Why does this new federal holiday, that 5...

Yes, but if, and ONLY if you can find an official Juneteenth flag there at that same flagsrus.org website. Otherwise, thank you for playing. Biff has some nice parting gifts for you. I believe among today's gifts are a nice Liberal Tears insulated mug, and a Snark Kazoo.

I wonder what the flags look like for all the other federal holidays.

For expedite insurance? I doubt it.

Our President handed Putin a list of 16 critical infrastructure entities that are "off-limits" to a Russian cyberattack. In other news, Our President handed Putin a list of 16 critical infrastructure entities where the US is most vulnerable to Russian cyberattacks. A thorough and careful...

I haven't seen it mentioned anywhere, but I'm sure the people around Biden and Harris are aware. I guess they don't want to overtly telegraph something like that in the media, so as not to start a countdown clock or something. ;) The 22nd Amendment makes it pretty clear. I do hear people...

A) There's too many. B) So many that it's not even funny. C) Trumpeeters as a whole aren't childish and petty like so many people on the Left are. He couldn't compete a thought or a sentence when he was confusing Libya and Syria. He wandered into a random café, uttered nonsense, and was laughed...

The insurance adjuster is, well, I don't want to say in public because it's not flattering. I called and left a voicemail every day, then got Matt to send an email to a higher-up. Finally the day after Memorial Day I got the phone calls returned. He said he'd send me an email with the stuff he...

Yeah. It would crank and turn over just fine. But it was like it wasn't getting any fuel. Which it wasn't. :cool:

Recently mine shut down while driving. Fuel pump just up and died.

if it's a honeybee, it's just looking for a way to get home. When they leave the hive they take on just enough honey to get them out to where they're going and back again. It's not looking to sting you unless it's threatened (like with a notebook or an errant whipping power cord). If it stings...

Uhm, no. Nice mind-reading attempt, though. But you don't have to do any mind reading or jump to any conclusions, we have the actual congressional House Oversight Committee testimony from the actual guy Trump talked with regarding the troops, former Acting Defense Secretary Christopher Miller...

I'd offer up a punchline, but I'm laughing too hard.

Also be wary of reports in the news that are "a little too on the nose." If it's exactly what people are looking for... And subpoenas and documents. The phrase comes from Sol Wachtler, the former chief judge of the New York State Court of Appeals. In 1985 he argued in an interview with the New...